Pegdev Butterfly Netting - Green

It provides a physical barrier primarily against butterflies and their larvae (caterpillars), but also deters other flying insects and some larger pests.

Yes, it is suitable for most vegetables and plants, especially brassicas, legumes, leafy greens, and fruit bushes, protecting them from egg-laying insects.

You can use garden pegs (like U-shaped pegs), heavy stones, bricks, or by carefully tucking the edges into the soil to create a seal.

Yes, as it is a chemical-free physical barrier, it is entirely suitable for organic and eco-friendly gardening practices.

Made from UV-stabilised polyethylene, it is designed to be rot-proof and weather-resistant, making it reusable for multiple growing seasons when cared for properly.

Yes, the netting can be easily cut to fit any area without fraying, allowing for customisation to your specific needs.

No, the fine mesh is designed to allow light, air, and rain to pass through, ensuring plants receive essential resources while remaining protected.

Ensure the netting edges are securely fastened to the ground with pegs, weights, or by burying them slightly to prevent entry.

Consider using garden hoops or a simple frame to support the netting, keeping it elevated from the plants for better air circulation and coverage.

While designed to be permeable, ensure the mesh isn't overly compacted. If using on very delicate seedlings, monitor plant growth and consider lifting slightly if needed.